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Mixing-Model Examples

Differences between equations 19.3-19 and 19.3-20 are most significant if samples are collected infrequently. Ultimately, if they lead to substantially different estimates of t and of, it is necessary to verify the results using an appropriate mixing model. Example 19-2 illustrates the method for evaluating t and of from a step response, using both central and backward differencing. [Pg.464]


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